The Washington critic., 1887-06-25
OUR LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
The Leading Business Houses Of the
National Capital.
Anheuser- Busch- Bre wing Association.
frank Schwarz, Agent.

Anheuser- Busch Bre wing Association.
Frank Schwarz, Agent.
The use Of stimulants contaiping the
principals Of intoxicaton has prevailed
among all classes, savage and civilized,
from the earliest times, and since the gem
eral substitution Of beer, In lieu OF spirits,
1t is probable that 1t will never be aban-
doned, at least such a sentiment is con-
flrmed when we contemplate the magni-
tude OF the investment Of the Anheuser-
Busch-Brewing Association, the owners OF
Americas largest brewery, and the largest
in the world. This industry is located at
st. Louis, Mo-, and In that part OF the city
which is known as the ancient Indian
Villsge, and which, eighty years ago, was
one of Its principal localities. The area
occupied by this immense establishment
covers thirty acres and it provides employ
ment for more than 1,200 hands. When
ever the products Of this brewery have
been placed In competition, at fairs, ETC.,
they have invariably been awarded the
first prize, which pleasing feature has oc
CURED for several consecutive years,
until now the association, satisfied
with Its trumphs, have with
drawn from further competition. In
this connection the writer is pleased to mem
tion that the association Is In receipt OF q
very ilattering testimonial from ID. W. Leh-
mann, principal of the School for Brewers
at Noims-on-tht- Rhine, where specimens
OF beer from the most important brewers OF
the world are entered into competition and
critically tested. The specimens received
from the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa-,
tion was unanimously declared by the
echool--every member OF which Is an expert
In the manufacture of beer-to excel In
F.tNa all - NlaN - III
concern has agencies established for the sale
OF It's goods In all the principal cities Of the
United States. Its office and depot In this
city, under the management OF Mr.. Frank
Schwafz, is located at First street aud Vir-
ginia avenue. a large stock of the follow
ing different kinds OF beer are always on
hand. "Pale Lager" "Faust Beer" "Orig-
inal Budweiser," "Erlanger," "Standari.h
All orders receive prompt attention. Iee-
phone call, Ss9.5.
r. ii. Young.
As In other branches OF progressive art,
the genius ofinvention has effected arevolu-
tion in the methods employed In carpet
cleaning. Among those who have acquired
ahigh reputation In this line In Washington
lor Inc general excellence of work Is +. IL.
Young, whose factory, corner Fifth and X
streets southeast, Ia equipped with the latest
'"PioNNu
which Is one OF Martins celebrated cleaners,
which was recently introduced at cost Of
s9UO. The various machines used are
adapted to different kinds of fabric without
regard to size or quality, requiring no
ripping to clean them. Carpets from the
White House-the East Room and also
from the Metropolitan Club and the U. 5.
Capitol-House OF Representatives each OF
an unusually large size, were satisfactorily
cleaned at tlig faatnry without rippInr
After carpets are thoroughly cleaned anl
brushed they are carefully steamed, which
thoroughly destroys the eggs of moths,
etc., raising the pile or nap and causing the
| goods to appear almost as bright as when
new. Special attention is given to relaylng
and retitting carpets. Telephone call, llO 2,
NJ. q. Mitchell.
This gentleman, who has his house-fur-
nishipg establishment at 3l0S NJ street,
| West Washington, has been established In
this city since 1874, and has been at the pres.
ent location for about eight years He deals
In stoves, ranges, tinware, Tefrigerators,
watercoolers and other house-furnishlng
| goods; slate mantles, etc. He also has sew
eral hands employed In Woodworking,
such as roofing, spouting, ventiatlng, ETC.,
and is practical worker 10 the same line
Among other things sold at this place, the
AURORA Napor Stove attracts particular at
tention, as 1t embraces all the latest I'M
pfovements, Is attractive IN appearance aud
much admired for its simplicity, power ald
economy OF fuel, aud to those who desire q
quick, clean and portable cooking range II
possesses numerous advantages. Mr.. Mitchell
makes speciality Of fluid for yapor stoves
which he delivers to consumers ut the
shortest notice and at the most reasonabl,
prices lie has been resldent OF the city
since 1860, and takes an active interest II
all public affairs.
w. $. Kelley.
At 12i5 High Thirty. second) street
West Washington, there Is located an In
dustry, which is the only one of Its kind II
the District, the manufacture of churcl
and chapel organs. Two years ago Mr.
Kelley, who had been for eight years will
the "Bradbury' pianos aud organs, com
menced the building OF these pipe organs
at the earnest solicitation of his friends, h,
having previously built very elaborate
one for his own use. The success will
which he has met has fully justified him II
continuing the business, He recently tin
ished very fine organ for the Southern
Methodist Church of Alexandria at cos
ofS2 500, The air ris furnished by an hydraulic
engine, and the Instrument is the largest IL
that city. He has work constantly on baud
and guarantees all he puts out. Mr., Reey
snys that this class Of work Is to him Al
nstural as to eat, aud, judging from the
many improvements he has made, he Ger,
tainly occupies the very position for whlct
he is btst adapted.
Connecticut Pie Bakery,
II. COpperthite x Co, proprletors, 10
| Gated at liO7 Thirty-second street, Yves,